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I have an issue. So I don't know why.

My server is CentOS 7. I installed Subversion server on it.

Last week my server has error when Power Off. After server restart. Newest SVN's data was lost. Only display old data (last 1 year's data).

I dont know why. How to recovery newest data.

Please help.

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  • What file system were you using? When was the last time the system was restarted prior to this? Was it last restarted a year ago? Apr 8, 2019 at 1:44
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    Also, I know this is not helpful if you do not have them, but if you do have them now is the time to start restoring from backups Apr 8, 2019 at 1:45
  • >What file system were you using I don't know it. Last restarted 3 months ago. I've just checked. Not only SVN -> All system file (Centos). It seems Centos recover automatically. But in my server, I havent got backup partition. It's so funny.
    – FixBug
    Apr 8, 2019 at 12:01

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Considering hiring professional Subversion support. Developer level experience with the repository structure may help in recovery.

I don't have those steps to recover, but for a start do not work on the only copy of your data.

  • Image the disk containing the SVN repo
  • Identify any backups you may have
  • Find the most recent checked out working copy and back that up too

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